As it turns out, Popovers and Yorkshire Puddings are pretty much the same thing. Popovers are usually made with butter and Yorkshire Puddings are traditionally made with beef or lamb drippings. No real skill is required to make popovers. The success depends on proper baking.
Christmas may be over, but the New Year's bashes are just beginning. Pop open a bottle of champagne, invite some friends over and enjoy these easy and delicious party nibbles. Happy New Year!
I was just telling my brother, “my life is one party after the other all year long.” It's so true. I plan and prepare food for weddings, cocktail buffets, luncheon and dinners from January through December.
Lorett Hayes says she ended up in the restaurant business by accident. She met her future husband while working as the director of marketing and sales at a big hotel in St. Louis. The couple ended up settling in his hometown of Central, South Carolina where they opened an old-fashioned ice cream shop. And from there, she says, things just got out of hand.
One of the common denominators of the neighborhood I live in is that most of the folks love to travel. Italy is a popular destination . . . Rome, Tuscany, Venice, etc. Lately, however, in talking over travel plans with friends and neighbors, I see that Umbria is included in their itineraries. To me, this makes tremendous sense.
We're all so busy with Christmas shopping, holiday parties, and trying to enjoy every single joyous minute of the season, that at suppertime we're often too tired to come up with a dinner menu. Some nights, a delicious casserole can be a complete meal.